Unit 2- INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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What is management?

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Interrelated tasks of planning, organizing, leading and controlling.

accomplishing tasks through the use of people.

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What is interpersonal roles?

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interact well with everyone, acting as a middle person between employees, groups and build good relationships with the teams.

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3
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What are the three roles?

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Interpersonal roles, information rules, decisional rules

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What is informational roles?

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ability to gather and provide timely and accurate information to the employees so everyone is aware of the latest development of the company and its environment

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What is decisional roles?

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refer to the act of making good decision for the benefits of the company.

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What are the 4 management functions?

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Planning, leading, organizing and controlling

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What is planning?

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establishing goals and determining the best way to achieve the goals.

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What is leading?

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Process of guiding and motivating employees to work towards company’s goals.

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What is organizing?

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The process of arranging resources to carry out the company’s plans.

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What is controlling?

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The process of measuring progress of the company’s goals and correcting if results are not as expected.

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11
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What is the plan under planning function?

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Strategic plans

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What is strategic plan?

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Involves in making decisions for a long term goal and strategies of a company.
- They are the major targets or end results for a company. that relates to long term survival, growth and value of a company.

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Who are involved in the organizing function?

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Top managers, middle managers and first line managers.

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What is organizing function?

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assigning tasks, grouping tasks into

departments, and allocating resources to departments.’

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15
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Explain more about organizing function

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*Managers create the structure of
working relationships between organizational
members that best allows them to work together and
achieve goals.

• Managers will group people into departments according to the tasks performed.
• Managers will also lay out lines of authority and
responsibility for members.

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16
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What are the three types of leadership?

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Autocratic, democratic and laissez-faire leadership

17
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What is autocratic leadership?

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Managers makes decisions and issues direction down to subordinates.

Employees have no freedom to make any decisions.

18
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What is democratic leadership?

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Managers shares decision making authority.

but they will still make the decisions

can change decision if needed.

19
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What is laissez-faire leadership?

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Manager acts as an adviser or a supporter.

will offer help when needed.

letting the staffs adjust on their own and they are free to make the decisions.

20
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What is the difference between management and leadership?

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Management: rational, intellectual and practical side of guiding staffs. involves position power from the position in the company. people work for them.

Leadership: inspirational, visionary and emotional side of guiding staffs. involves personal power from their own unique attributes. people follow them.

20
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What is the difference between management and leadership?

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Management: rational, intellectual and practical side of guiding staffs. involves position power from the position in the company. people work for them.

Leadership: inspirational, visionary and emotional side of guiding staffs. involves personal power from their own unique attributes. people follow them.

21
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Explain the controlling function

A

monitoring employees’ activities, keeping the
organization on track toward its goals, and
making corrections as needed

22
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What are the 4 management skills a manager should have?

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Interpersonal, technical, conceptual and decision-making skills.

23
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What is interpersonal skills?

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managers ability to interact well with everyone, to act as a liaison between employees, groups, and teams, to understand them, and to motivate employees to achieve better results.

24
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What is technical skills?

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abilities and knowledge that

enable managers to use a variety of techniques to achieve their goals.

25
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What is conceptual skills?

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a manager’s ability to understand the relationship of parts to the whole as well as his or her ability to think
abstractly and formulate ideas.

26
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What is decision-making skills?

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manager should be able to recognize a situation, analyze the problem, consider several alternatives, and select the best option for the company’s
benefit.